Winches Sample Clauses

Winches. .1 Four [4] Jet Hand Operated Industrial Winch .1 Product No.: 113264 .2 Model No.: IWF-1000N .3 Capacity Vertical Lift: 1653 lbs.
Sample 1
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Winches. The Contractor shall provide and install six, 7.5-hp, electric powered, standard deck winches, as shown on the contract drawing. Four winches shall be similar to XXXXXXXXX MANUFACTURING model WWP 65E-7.5 (left hand model), and four winches shall be similar to XXXXXXXXX MANUFACTURING model WWP 65E-7.5 (right hand model). Each winch shall be set up for 460 volt AC, 3-phase, 60-Hz service. Each winch shall have a line pull 1st wrap of 13,000 lb. rated pull, with line speeds of 14 feet per minute. The holding for each winch shall be 99,000 lb. electric brake and 130,000 lb. dog. Each winch shall include the following standard features and options: • Fully reversing crane and hoist duty motors that are totally enclosed. • Drum guard to prevent slack cable from fouling gears. • Factory installed, flange-mounted ball bearings for power shaft. The controller and breaker for each winch shall be located in the Switchboard Room. Each controller shall be equipped with a lockout device to allow for de-energizing the winch for maintenance purposes. Each winch shall have a control station consisting of a push button station housed in a NEMA 4 watertight enclosure with a drip proof enclosure shield over the top. A watertight seal (rubber covers) shall be provided over the buttons. Each control station shall be located at the respective winch. Each winch shall be provided 150-feet of extremely low stretch, flexible, fatigue and wear resistant winch line similar to Amsteel Blue or similar 1 1/8-inch diameter, torque-free twelve-strand single braid rope with urethane coating. Each wire rope free end shall be provided with a 36-inch long swaged eye. The swag eye shall be dipped in a urethane coating for chafe protection. The coating shall be complete and free of defects, gaps, holes, cuts, etc. when delivered and installed. Each rope shall also be provided with two protective webbed-nylon chafe sleeves, each 12-feet in length, similar to Samson DuraTech. There shall be a right regular lay on both the port and starboard winch ropes.
Sample 1

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